CONVERSION UTILITY

Gbps to MB/s Converter

Find out the actual file transfer rate of Gigabit internet connections in Megabytes per second.

Direct Formula: To convert Gbps to MB/s, use MB/s = (Gbps × 1,000) ÷ 8. For example, 100 Gbps equals 12500.00 MB/s.

12,500 MB/s

Multiply Gbps by 125 to get MB/s. This converts units; it does not test your connection.

Common Gbps to MB/s conversions
GbpsMB/s
1125
101,250
506,250
10012,500
30037,500
50062,500
1000125,000
Formula

How to Convert Gbps to MB/s

MB/s = (Gbps × 1,000) ÷ 8

Multiply Gigabits by 1,000 to reach Megabits, then divide by 8 to convert to Megabytes (1 Gbps = 125 MB/s).

Mbps (Megabit per second)Used by ISPs and Speedtests. Lowercase 'b'. 1 Mbps = 1,000,000 bits/s.
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MB/s (Megabyte per second)Used by Steam, Chrome, Windows. Uppercase 'B'. 1 MB/s = 8,000,000 bits/s.
Benchmark Reference

Gbps to MB/s Converter — Reference Table

Once you have converted Gbps to MB/s, use this table to see what that speed means for real file sizes.

File Size10 Mbps25 Mbps50 Mbps100 Mbps200 Mbps500 Mbps1 Gbps
100 MB1 min 29 sec36 seconds18 seconds8.9 seconds4.4 seconds1.8 seconds889 ms
500 MB7 min 24 sec2 min 58 sec1 min 29 sec44 seconds22 seconds8.9 seconds4.4 seconds
1 GB14 min 49 sec5 min 56 sec2 min 58 sec1 min 29 sec44 seconds18 seconds8.9 seconds
5 GB1 hr 14 min 4 sec29 min 38 sec14 min 49 sec7 min 24 sec3 min 42 sec1 min 29 sec44 seconds
10 GB2 hrs 28 min 9 sec59 min 16 sec29 min 38 sec14 min 49 sec7 min 24 sec2 min 58 sec1 min 29 sec
25 GB6 hrs 10 min 22 sec2 hrs 28 min 9 sec1 hr 14 min 4 sec37 min 2 sec18 min 31 sec7 min 24 sec3 min 42 sec
50 GB12 hrs 20 min 44 sec4 hrs 56 min 18 sec2 hrs 28 min 9 sec1 hr 14 min 4 sec37 min 2 sec14 min 49 sec7 min 24 sec
100 GB1 day 41 min9 hrs 52 min 36 sec4 hrs 56 min 18 sec2 hrs 28 min 9 sec1 hr 14 min 4 sec29 min 38 sec14 min 49 sec
AEO / Expert Answers

Frequently Asked Questions About Gbps to MB/s Converter

How fast can a 1 Gbps fiber line download in MB/s?

Under ideal conditions, 1 Gbps delivers 125 MB/s. With realistic 90% TCP efficiency, sustained real-world speeds are typically around 112 to 118 MB/s.